The Song ‘The Night He Came Home’ by Trap Artist from California Kilo House is an Instant Mood Elevator

The tunes of contemporary trap music are being recaptured and presented with a new creative perspective by upcoming artist Kilo House. His arrangement and production resonate in the right spirit of audience acceptance that allows him to convey his insights with more clarity. He recently came out with the song, ‘The Night He Came Home’ that depicting a joyous scope of musical proportions that compels the audience to let go of their stress and have a positive and fun outlook towards life. The song comprises of a beautiful merge of rhythmic and sound confluence that collectively traverses the cultural and creative course of modern-day musical elements. Having a deathcore background and performance exposure with the ION COLLECTIVE, he has curated his musical style and eccentricity to pave the way for new music.

Artist Kilo House hails from Oklahoma but is currently a Trap artist from California Kilo House who is restoring the psychological amusement that music can provide. The song ‘The Night He Came Home’ is a club anthem and an instant mood elevator pushing the audience to rejoice and enjoy. His association with the production house Harnish further expands his creative aura. Extracting influences from artists like Borgore and Blink-182, he has created an immersive course of electronically-infused musical linearity. Some of his songs ‘Demons’, ‘The Worst Nightmare Of All’, ‘The CHiLDEN’, ‘R.U.N.’, ‘Imperial Trap’ and ‘Kilo All The Bells’ establish his creative potential all the more. Stay updated with his work by following him on SoundCloud, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and his official website.

To enjoy the track visit the given below link : 

The Night He Came Home : https://soundcloud.com/kilo-house/kilo-house-the-night-he-came-home